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Son Heung-min scores 1st MLS hat trick in 4-1 LAFC win over RSL

09/17/2025 11:22pm

It took Son Heung-min six games in MLS to get a hat trick, and he did it in Sandy.

What does the Fed's decision to cut interest rates mean for mortgages?

09/17/2025 10:20pm

Mortgage rates just hit a three-year low, but it's not yet clear whether that decline will continue after the Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate was cut by a quarter percentage point on Wednesday.

How to avoid costly timeshare fraud when you want out of your timeshare

09/17/2025 9:44pm

Timeshare fraud can be a major financial misadventure for owners who no longer have the time or interest in using their timeshare.

Utah County trial begins for convicted rapist Nicholas Rossi

09/17/2025 9:02pm

The Utah County trial for a man convicted of rape in Salt Lake County began Wednesday, with the defense arguing money and lies are at the heart of the situation.

New Jersey governor signs human composting bill as alternative to burial and cremation

09/17/2025 8:30pm

New Jersey has become the 14th state to allow the composting of human bodies as an alternative to burial or cremation after Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law on Wednesday allowing the practice.

House advances stopgap bill to avert government shutdown

09/17/2025 8:24pm

The House of Representatives on Wednesday cleared the way for a vote later this week on a stopgap funding measure to avert a partial federal government shutdown in two weeks.

Pennsylvania man allegedly posted video threatening to kill 'woke' on UVU campus

09/17/2025 8:01pm

A Pennsylvania man was arrested Tuesday in Summit County after allegedly posting a video online in which he made threats against Utah Valley University.

Convicted murderer seeks 'compassionate release' after 45 years of incarceration

09/17/2025 7:32pm

A man who was told he would serve out his entire life sentence in prison for killing a 2-year-old girl 45 years ago is seeking a compassionate release due to a severe medical condition.

Why a longtime Utah defense attorney appeared in court in the Charlie Kirk case

09/17/2025 7:11pm

Utah defense attorney Greg Skordas appeared in court, but not to represent Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing Charlie Kirk. Skordas instead helped assign a lawyer to Robinson.

Lee Cummard's 1st season as head coach marked by continuity, chemistry

09/17/2025 6:48pm

The reigning Big 12 freshman of the year wasn't always assured to return to BYU for her sophomore season. But the decision was much easier when the Cougars named Lee Cummard as the eighth head coach in program history.

Family of 16 recounts terror after Charlie Kirk shooting at UVU

09/17/2025 6:37pm

After the tragic shooting death of political activist Charlie Kirk, a family of 16 was reeling from the chaos and fear they experienced at Utah Valley University.

ABC pulls 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' off air after Kimmel's remarks about Kirk

09/17/2025 5:39pm

ABC said on Wednesday it was suspending "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" after comments by the late-night show's host about the killing of Charlie Kirk triggered a threat by the FCC.

Utah Mammoth hold 'soft opening' for practice facility in Sandy

09/17/2025 5:12pm

Thirteen months after breaking ground, the player and team-serving portions of the new 146,000-square-foot Utah Mammoth practice and training facility in Sandy are finished.

'Beauty of community': Utah Valley University holds first classes since Charlie Kirk shooting

09/17/2025 5:04pm

Utah Valley University held its first day of classes on Wednesday, a week after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while speaking on the university's campus.

Man who impregnated 13-year-old convicted for 2015 rape

09/17/2025 4:32pm

A 60-year-old man accused of impregnating a 13-year-old girl a decade ago was convicted this month of child rape.

Kennedy plans to change children's vaccine schedule, says former CDC chief Monarez

09/17/2025 4:03pm

Kennedy told former CDC Director Susan Monarez two days before her August firing that the childhood vaccination schedule would change in September, Monarez told a Senate panel on Wednesday.

Southern California judge who killed his wife sentenced to 35 years for murder

09/17/2025 4:02pm

A Southern California judge, convicted of second-degree murder for fatally shooting his wife after the couple had been arguing, was sentenced Wednesday to 35 years in prison.

3 police officers killed and 2 injured in rural Pennsylvania shooting

09/17/2025 3:57pm

Three police officers were fatally shot and two wounded Wednesday in southern Pennsylvania, and the shooter was killed by police, authorities said.

Sheriff describes peaceful surrender of man accused of killing Charlie Kirk

09/17/2025 3:50pm

Sheriff Nate Brooksby described on Wednesday how Tyler Robinson, the suspect in Charlie Kirk's killing, turned himself in and the conditions Brooksby agreed to for a peaceful surrender.

Have You Seen This? A 'volnado'

09/17/2025 3:31pm

Madam Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire, always brings out the best when Kilauea volcano erupts. But something else shared the stage with her two weeks ago.

Great Salt Lake to get another boost from Utah Lake after 2½-foot drop this summer

09/17/2025 2:15pm

The Great Salt Lake is slated to get another 10,000 acre-feet of water from Utah Lake through a water release agreement.

I-15 reopens in Lindon after crash that injured 3 and caused significant delays

09/17/2025 1:10pm

A multi-car crash in Lindon has injured three people and caused significant delays on northbound I-15.

Robert Redford: A legend on screen and a friend of Utah

09/17/2025 12:52pm - PARTNER

The actor, director and activist, whose role in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" lent its name to a Utah festival that would become a pillar in independent film, has died at 89.

Competency hearing for Menzies set for December

09/17/2025 12:30pm

A judge on Wednesday set aside several days in December for a new competency hearing for death row inmate Ralph Leroy Menzies and told attorneys this was a "hard deadline."

Former Utah Gov. Gary Herbert reflects on Robert Redford's legacy

09/17/2025 12:05pm

Former Utah Gov. Gary Herbert reflected on Robert Redford's influence from the Sundance Film Festival to the arts, education and protecting the environment.

Nelson Rada, the youngest player in Triple-A baseball, is making noise in Salt Lake

09/17/2025 11:28am

At just 20 years old, Bees centerfielder Nelson Rada is flashing big-league potential with his speed, defense, and consistency at the plate as Triple-A's youngest player.

Prosecutors seeking death penalty in Charlie Kirk murder. What is the law in Utah?

09/17/2025 10:58am

Prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty in the case against the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk. In Utah, aggravated murder is the only crime subject to the death penalty.

A year after serving 'great mission,' BYU's Cody Hagen bursts into WR3 role

09/17/2025 10:31am

The former Corner Canyon standout played in 10 games as a returned missionary true freshman, and says he's ready for a bigger role after the injury absence of Jojo Phillips.

Utah Department of Corrections sees staffing surge after shortage

09/17/2025 10:03am

The Utah Department of Corrections reported that after a period of dangerously low staffing, numbers have rebounded, especially with the help of a new graduating class of cadets.

Ben without Jerry: Ice cream co-founder exits after feud with Unilever

09/17/2025 9:57am

Ben & Jerry's co-founder Jerry Greenfield, part of the duo whose names shaped the popular ice cream brand over the last half century, has quit the company after a rift and public feud with parent Unilever over the conflict in Gaza.

Closed but not forgotten: Memorable popular places across Utah

09/17/2025 9:40am

From old candy shops to music stores, KSL.com revisits popular places in Utah that have closed but still leave us with fond memories.

Britain embraces Trump with royal pomp in historic state visit

09/17/2025 9:16am

President Donald Trump began his historic second state visit to Britain on Wednesday with pomp, security and protests as King Charles III and other royals welcomed their closest ally.

Man mauled in bear attack at Yellowstone National Park

09/17/2025 8:41am

A 29-year-old man was attacked by a bear while hiking on the Turbid Lake Trail, located northeast of Mary Bay in Yellowstone Lake, on Tuesday.

Fed lowers interest rates, signals more cuts ahead; Miran dissents

09/17/2025 8:29am

The Federal Reserve reduced interest rates by 0.25 percentage point Wednesday for the first time since December, while indicating more cuts would follow in coming months.

Jason Beck's positionless offensive scheme and how it can 'pickle the defense'

09/17/2025 8:11am

Whatever Jason Beck wants he gets. Reality is probably less definitive, but Beck has certainly been afforded more access to the full roster than others.

Will Utah expand glass recycling? New report outlines statewide opportunities

09/17/2025 8:06am

Utah has a fairly robust glass recycling "ecosystem," but state recycling experts provided four potential ways to increase it in the state.

3 reasons you should buy your next powersports machine this September

09/17/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

Some of the best moments on a machine happen in the fall and at Young Powersports, it's also known as one of the best times to purchase a new ride.

House panel questions FBI's Patel over Epstein investigation files

09/17/2025 7:43am

FBI Director Kash Patel on Wednesday faced a second day of questioning by U.S. lawmakers, defending his handling of investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein.

UVU schedules 'Vigil for Unity' as students return to campus

09/17/2025 7:18am

The final step in Utah Valley University's phased reopening will be complete Wednesday morning when students return to class.

Trump files $15B defamation case against New York Times, Penguin Random House

09/17/2025 6:52am

President Donald Trump on Tuesday filed a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times and book publisher Penguin Random House in his latest legal strike on the media.

Provo residents frustrated with UDOT's communication over homes slated for demolition

09/17/2025 6:17am

Some Provo residents are frustrated with what they call a lack of communication from UTA and UDOT, which plan to demolish condos to make way for an additional FrontRunner track.

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